>band posts official lyrics on their website
Band posts official lyrics on their website
Logan Barnes
Henry Powell
>band posts official lyrics on their website
>they're wrong
Alexander King
>submits lyrics to lyric website
>posts wrong lyrics
Jaxson Ross
>band posts official lyrics on their website
>they're wrong
>but aren't you the one who is wrong?
>aren't you always wrong?
Kayden Perry
>album contains booklet
>booklet doesn't contain lyrics
Jackson Edwards
>band posts tabs and chords to their website
Samuel Collins
>rapper annotates his own lyrics on Genius
Jacob Nelson
>summer
Brody Hughes
>scapegoats
Thomas Peterson
>band bundles tab book with album
Michael Roberts
>band just releases tab book, you play the album yourself
Isaiah Morgan
>guitarist releases official book of standard notation combined with tablature that includes a cd filled with rare songs
Chase Brooks
>album includes a version with the guitar tracks removed and a tab book to play along
Tyler Johnson
>band has no website
Isaac Carter
>vinyl
>includes thick 12x12 booklet
>no lyrics
Tyler Brooks
Has any band ever done this?
Chase Butler
No band does this. Fucking cunts.
Jaxon Mitchell
Sounds like something Kanye would do
Hudson Morales
Gentle giant
Easton Robinson
Frank Black's website has a bunch of Pixies tabs on it
Isaiah Murphy
Obscura releases videos on how to play their songs, if you wanna go even farther
Matthew Moore
>band posts offficial lyrics on their website before the album is released
Jonathan Edwards
Billy Talent did on their third album.
William Lopez
Counterparts have videos showing you how to play their songs on their website faggot
Nathaniel Fisher
Why don't more bands actually do all of this?
Aaron Watson
Because bands are mostly composed of faggots
Bentley Sanders
>band releases studio acapellas
Asher Lopez
Guitar hero and rock band don't get enough credit for enabling us to enjoy the musicianship of iconic songs through isolated tracks
Christopher Baker
> filename
Ethan Nelson
Mountain Goats